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Dark blue with a WV emblem written in gold. The V is written under the 2nd downward part of the W to give it a particular style and the W therefore has a certain pointed look evoking the image of a mountain range, which of course is appropriate since the Appalaichian mountain range runs right through West Virginia. http://www.msnsportsnet.com/teams.cfm?sport=football
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